Put in used to or used

1. He _____ play tennis a lot, but he doesn’t play very often now.

2. He _____ my notes to prepare for Psychology.

3. They _____ miss classes, but they prefer not to do it these days.

4. There _____ be a bookshop near our school, but it closed a long

time ago.

5. She _____ her imagination to write a fairy tale.

Put in use to or use.

1. Did you _____ eat a lot of sweets?

2. Did you _____ the Internet to prepare your report?

3. Did you _____ travel a lot?

4. Did you _____ sleep late?

5. Did you _____ your old notes to write your essay?

Put in prepositions where necessary.

1. People buy presents _____ Christmas.

2. They opened their presents _____ Christmas morning

and were happy _____ what they got.

3. He got this job _____ last February.

4. They rushed to the door _____ the same time.

5. We are leaving _____ next Friday.

How well do you know English traditions?

1. English and American people often make _____ - they are

Promises for the New Year.

2. In Britain, the day after Christmas is _____.

3. In Scotland the first visitor who comes into a house on New

Year’s morning is «______». The Scots believe that if this visitor is a man (or a boy), not a woman, and has dark hair, he brings luck to the family for the New Year.

4. The Scottish people call _____ “ Hogmanay ”.

5. Santa Claus is supposed to visit each house on Christmas Eve

by climbing down the _____.

REVION OF PRESENT SIMPLE AND PRESENT CONTINIOUS

1. Are you speaking/ Do you speak English “yes, a little.” Do you speak?

2. Sometimes we going/ we go away at weekends.

3. It a nice day. The sun is shining/ shines.

4. (You meet Ann in the street.) Hello, Ann. Where are you going/ do you go?

5. How often are you going/ do you go on holiday?

6. Emily is a writer. She writing/ she writes books for 4 children.

7. I newer reading/ I never read newspapers.

8. Where are Michael and Jane? “ ”They re watching/ They watch TV in the

Living room”

9. Helen is in her office. She talking/ She talks to somebody.

10. What time are you usually having/ do you usually have dinner?

11. John isn at home at the moment. He visiting/ He visits some friends.

12. “Would you like some tea? “No, thank you. I’m not drinking/ I don’t drink tea.”

13. At six o’clock this morning I (have) a wonderful dream, but then the alarm (go) off.

14. This time yesterday I (lie) on the beach.

15. When I walked in they (all talk) about babies.

16. I saw Sid when I (come) no work this morning. He (shop).

17. She (meet) her Husband while she (travel) in Egypt.

18. When Jake (come) in everybody (slop) talking.

19. I (look) out of the windows and (see) that we (fly) over the mountains.

20. I (wake) up to find that water (pour) through the bedroom ceiling.

21. He (break) his leg while he (play) football.

22. I (go) to see how she (be) and found she (cry).

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